10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OSTEOCOLLA»
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
pieces, which arc in general hollow, but arc sometimes filled up with a marly
earth, and sometimes contain within them the remains of a stick, round which the
osteocolla had been formed ; but though it is plain from thence that many pieces
of ...
2
The Philosophical Transactions and Collections: Abridged and ...
origin of this osteocolla, and of it's tree, the root of which had degenerated into
osteocolla-, yet it was a long time before I discovered a dry bough, and green
twig adhering to a tree, which still remained woody in the upper part, and was at
the ...
Royal society of London, 1756
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The Philosophical Transactions (from the Year ... to the ...
origin of this osteocolla., and of it's tree, the root of which had degenerated into
osteocolla; yet it was a long time before I discovered a dry bough, and green twig
adhering to a tree, which still remained woody in the upper part, and was at the ...
Royal Society (London), 1756
4
The Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle
Profeflbr Teich-wuyer The osteocolla grows in the dutchy indeed calli it a marie ;
but M. Henekel of Croftit, in Silesia, Pomerania, Htjft, of the board of mines,
classes it among saxony, Poland, at Darmfladt, Heidelberg, the minerals, yet fays
...
5
The Annual Register of World Events: A Review of the Year
Authors differ in classing the osteocolla among the vegetable or mineral
substances. Most of the ancients, as has been already observed, have mistaken
it for bones that have undergone some accidental change ; which others again
deny, ...
6
Dodsley's Annual Register
small part only must be uncover- of which was wood still, but the ed, cleansed,
and exposed to the root or lowermost part was wholly action of the air to harden ;
and transformed into pure osteocolla ; then the part so managed, must and this ...
Authors differ in classing the osteocolla among the vegetable or mineral
substances. Most of the ancients, as has been already observed, have mistaken
it for bones that have undergone some accidental change ; which others a- gain
deny, ...
8
The Chemical Works of Caspar Neumann ..
Osteo- into Osteocolla. The tree was the common black colla. poplar, Populus
nigra, C. B. (o) ^~^s~~& Diluted Spirit of Vitriol poured upon Osteocolla, bv Acids,
totally dissolved it, with considerable effervescence : °e' some crystalline ...
Caspar Neumann, William Lewis, 1773
Authors differ in classing the osteocolla among the vegetable or mineral
substances. Most of the ancients, as has been already observed, have mistaken
it for bones that have undergone some acciden- . tal change ; which others again
deny, ...
10
Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review
Professor Teicb-meyer The osteocolla grows in the dutchy indeed calls it a marie;
but M. Htntkel of Crosee,\n Siltjta, Pomerania, Htjse, of the board of mines,
classes it among Saxony, Poland, 3X. Darmstadt, Heidelberg, the minerals, yet
fays ...
